It’s BFA seminar season for the Art Department at New Jersey City University, an exciting time for both students and faculty involved. The art department presents their Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) student...

We are Anna, 21, and Arthur, 23,  and we are exchange students from Pelotas, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Pelotas is a middle-sized city in the very south of Brazil,  a large and diverse country. We went...

Vincenzo Capone originally came to NJCU as a forensic psychology and law enforcement major, but after taking a required chemistry course (and not enjoying it very much) he made the switch to journalism....

Lawrence Hamm, a civil rights advocate gave a speech at NJCU’s 29th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Luncheon to honor reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, his legacy and the many other martyrs...

For the first time ever, SGO hosted an UNO Tournament right in the GSUB lobby. Over 40 students showed up to play the nostalgic card which promised a cash prize of $300. A lot of smiles and poker faces...

Hello, NJCU Community, When people would come into the bookstore and ask me how I was doing I'd tell them I was "living the dream!" My almost four years here at NJCU have been a dream. They've been...

I have gone to a few NJCU events but one has never resonated so strongly with me like the Que Eres? Dominicanx did. It felt great to have my ethnicity so aptly represented, to nod along and exclaim "yes"...

Defamation is an interactive play written by Todd Logan and directed by Scott Phelps that addresses race, gender and religion. This play is about Regina Wade suing Mr. Golden for defamation. There are...

On Friday the 13th, the unluckiest day of the year, I visited the notorious Clinton Road. The road stretches for 10 miles between West Milford and Newfoundland, New Jersey and is infamous for the legends...

What if you wanted to throw a “125th Birthday Party for Pizza”? Would you know where to start? Mike Cirino, an event curator, marketing master and producer, pulled that party off by ordering a pizza...

Felicia Temple, a former R&B singer from NBC's 'The Voice' performed on October 18th in the GSUB lobby. Temple, a New Jersey native, told those in attendance that she grew up surrounded in a house...

On October 3, the Harold B. Lemmerman Gallery in Hepburn Hall held an artist reception for Caroline Burton’s A Rag, A Bone, A Hank of Hair.  The gallery was filled with curious students, professors...